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Community Service Program for Students
Voice For Horses Rescue offers community service hours to both junior high and high school students. We share the passion of Equine rescue and caring and helping make a better place for the horses who have been abused, neglected, abandoned, etc.. This programs gives students the opportunity to volunteer at VFHRN. The student gets involved not only with the day‐to‐day maintenance of the Rescue Facility but also experience the “how to” hands on care of the horses. By watching our interaction with the horses. The students learn, first hand, about the responsibility of Horse Care and Ownership. Through this program, the students experience how caring for these horses will teach them attributes and qualities that allow them to be better human being and enrich their lives forever.
Who is eligible?
Students age 13‐18+ are eligible for our program. However, parents with students under the age of 16 must be willing to volunteer with their children. You must also provide your own transportation to VFHRN facility or any fundraising event.
If you are:
• Willing to work with others
• Take instructions
• Have a respect for animals / horses
• Have no allergies to animals or at least Managed Allergies
• Willing to work hard & like to get dirty
• Reliable
• Willing to work at fundraising events When possible
• Kind, gentle and patient with animals / horses
If this sounds like something you would like to get involved with, please fill out the Volunteer Application and the Volunteer Waiver and email ( voiceforhorses@wmconnect.com) or mail it to VFHRN PO Box 566 Toledo. Ohio 43697. A VFHRN representative will contact you for your orientation.
Who is eligible?
Students age 13‐18+ are eligible for our program. However, parents with students under the age of 16 must be willing to volunteer with their children. You must also provide your own transportation to VFHRN facility or any fundraising event.
If you are:
• Willing to work with others
• Take instructions
• Have a respect for animals / horses
• Have no allergies to animals or at least Managed Allergies
• Willing to work hard & like to get dirty
• Reliable
• Willing to work at fundraising events When possible
• Kind, gentle and patient with animals / horses
If this sounds like something you would like to get involved with, please fill out the Volunteer Application and the Volunteer Waiver and email ( voiceforhorses@wmconnect.com) or mail it to VFHRN PO Box 566 Toledo. Ohio 43697. A VFHRN representative will contact you for your orientation.
Happy Birthday,
On your next Birthday ask your family and friends to donate an item to the horse rescue
On your next Birthday ask your family and friends to donate an item to the horse rescue
I Care” Horse Buckets: Collect all or some of the following items and put them in a small horse bucket (brushes, horse treats, hoof picks, salt block, wormer, fly spray, gift certificates to Tractor Supply or anything for horses you can fit into a bucket)
Fundraisers for the Animals Organize a food drive - Ask your principal/teacher at your school if you could host a food drive at your school. Put flyers up before the drive to let people know the dates that you will be collecting the feed.
Start Pennies for Ponies at your school or in your classroom. Ask your principal/teacher first. Then decorate canisters that will hold the coins. Make this into a contest to see which classroom can bring in the most money. Example: Monday-bring in pennies, Tuesday-bring in nickels, Wednesday-bring in dimes, Thursday-bring in quarters and Friday-bring in spare change. The class with the most money could possibly win some kind of treat (ask your principal).
Have a bake sale. Ask your school or church to help sponsor a bake sale. Ask family and friends to donate baked treats.
Organize a supply drive. (See our “Wish L ist” for needed items.) Ask your school or church to help sponsor a supply drive.
Host a car wash.
Make your Birthday wish for your friends to donate items for the horse rescue
PLEASE NOTE: All donations to the Voice For Horses Rescue will be used at our discretion in support of our mission.
Please contact VFHRN at voiceforhorses@wmconnect.com to schedule an appointment to bring in your craft projects. Any monetary donations can be dropped off by appointment or picked up by our volunteers, Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00am to 6:00pm. On behalf of the horses, thank you so much
Fundraisers for the Animals Organize a food drive - Ask your principal/teacher at your school if you could host a food drive at your school. Put flyers up before the drive to let people know the dates that you will be collecting the feed.
Start Pennies for Ponies at your school or in your classroom. Ask your principal/teacher first. Then decorate canisters that will hold the coins. Make this into a contest to see which classroom can bring in the most money. Example: Monday-bring in pennies, Tuesday-bring in nickels, Wednesday-bring in dimes, Thursday-bring in quarters and Friday-bring in spare change. The class with the most money could possibly win some kind of treat (ask your principal).
Have a bake sale. Ask your school or church to help sponsor a bake sale. Ask family and friends to donate baked treats.
Organize a supply drive. (See our “Wish L ist” for needed items.) Ask your school or church to help sponsor a supply drive.
Host a car wash.
Make your Birthday wish for your friends to donate items for the horse rescue
PLEASE NOTE: All donations to the Voice For Horses Rescue will be used at our discretion in support of our mission.
Please contact VFHRN at voiceforhorses@wmconnect.com to schedule an appointment to bring in your craft projects. Any monetary donations can be dropped off by appointment or picked up by our volunteers, Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00am to 6:00pm. On behalf of the horses, thank you so much
